Eurozone finance ministers meet in Dublin to tackle the energy crisis, as Greece weighs new subsidies and Germany pushes for fuel VAT cuts.

The combined Nepal-China death and missing toll from the August glacial mountain collapse now stands at 1,446 dead and at least 6,669 missing

A country-by-country look at how eligibility, methods, and safeguards differ under assisted dying legislation worldwide

Riyadh calls the incident a "red line" as Iran-backed Houthi rebels deny targeting Islam's holiest city amid a widening regional conflict

Von der Leyen pitched deeper EU-Canada ties in her State of the Union address, though Carney says he wants a "unique alliance," not membership

The group accuses Greece of restricting the religious autonomy of the Muslim minority in Thrace, while Athens rejects the allegations and points directly to the Lausanne Treaty and the distinct legal status religious jurisdictions

The U.S. disclosure is significant because Washington has previously avoided officially confirming that it had operational weapons deployed in orbit.

According to reports, satellite imagery revealed extensive damage to the strategically important pipeline following the recent attacks.

Lawmakers propose compensating industries instead, setting up a clash with EU countries that want to preserve the emergency brake

New wave of Houthi missile and drone strikes hits southern Saudi Arabia as Gulf states postpone negotiations with Iran

Riyadh has only days of stockpiled reserves left as repairs to its critical east-west pipeline remain uncertain

New research warns the Himalayas are nearing a dangerous tipping point as glacial lakes grow increasingly unstable

The strike near the Ukraine-Poland border came just after a train carrying Johnson and European security officials had passed through

U.S. President Donald Trump said he would consider a request from 9/11 victims’ families to declassify additional records, including material concerning possible Saudi links to the attacks

Anthropic, OpenAI leaders call for slower development as fears grow over AI safety and market debt exposure

Yuliia Mendel, who served as Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s press secretary from 2019 to 2021, says the move is unconstitutional and accuses the Ukrainian president of targeting people who advocate for peace

Over 1,300 dead and nearly 4,900 missing, the result of the deadly Nepal flash floods; The IOM seeks $20.5 million to aid 43,000 affected people

President says Kyiv's refinery strikes are fueling a global diesel shortage amid record U.S. fuel prices

The chronicle of how leading AI models "revolted" — and how the myth of total control by their creators collapsed

Rising tensions between Turkey and Israel are raising concern in Athens as Greece seeks to deepen strategic ties with Israel while avoiding further strains with Ankara